The rotisserie setups pictured are from the EZ-Que Company and what I feel are the best rotisserie equipment ever produced for most backyard grills. Their line of rotisserie items were all Stainless Steel and were very high in quality and worked very well. This company also made rotisserie parts and setups for the Weber Company of a lesser quality for several years until they went out of business. By lesser quality, I mean non-stainless steel items. The company made products for many of the most popular grills out there and most of this stuff is still sought after now as they were just the best available.
They made larger all Stainless stand alone rotisseries along with the standard parts for most backyard grills.
I have their rotisserie setups for several of my grills and love them. I have both the 6” and 8” cradle for my rotisserie cooking needs. I have the all stainless rotisserie setups for my Webers, Big Green Eggs, Hasty Bakes, and my Pellet Cookers. I also probably have enough parts to fit the setups to many other cooker or grills.
Pair of round roasts on the Weber EZ-Que rotisserie for smoked sliced beef.
Ham on the Weber EZ-Que rotisserie
More roast beef on the kettle
Pair of chickens on the Weber EZ-Que rotisserie
Pair of Cornish hens on the Hasty-Bake
Ham and a pineapple dessert on my pellet cooker
Leg of lamb over a pan of root vegetables on my EZ-Que rotisserie and my pellet smoker.
Pair of turkey breasts in the larger 8” cradle in my EZ-Que rotisserie setup and the pellet cooker.
Pair of whole chickens just starting out on the EZ-Que rotisserie in the pellet smoker.
I didn’t include any pictures of the finished products as it would have made this post too long but will show just one from my Hasty-Bake cook on the EZ-Que Rotisserie setup.
Topic: what kind of a Roto is this? (Read 2594 times)
